Nokia N9 officially announced: unibody design, buttonless ‘swipe’ UI, and the lost promise of MeeGo

Press images of Nokia’s N9 smartphone utilizing its MeeGo OS.

Press images of Nokia’s N9 smartphone utilizing its MeeGo OS.

by Chris Welch

Oct 31, 2011, 3:50 PM UTC

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